What is okay to put on a flyer for a philanthropy?
Q. I'm making a flyer for a philanthropy involving Mario (video game mario). If it isn't okay to use his face can I use the turtle shells or bananas from mario kart?
Asked by over here 88 - Sun Apr 12 21:11:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The whole Mario setup is copyright protected. You can't use any of it without permission but you can create your own content that's similar to the theme or hints of Mario
Answered by justgoodfolk - Mon Apr 13 03:20:06 2009
Q. I'm making a flyer for a philanthropy involving Mario (video game mario). If it isn't okay to use his face can I use the turtle shells or bananas from mario kart?
Asked by over here 88 - Sun Apr 12 21:11:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The whole Mario setup is copyright protected. You can't use any of it without permission but you can create your own content that's similar to the theme or hints of Mario
Answered by justgoodfolk - Mon Apr 13 03:20:06 2009
What is the difference between charity and philanthropy?
Q. What is the difference between charity and philanthropy?
Asked by Chintala V - Thu Jul 10 12:53:01 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly semantics Charity mainly implies just giving. Dropping some change into the homeless guy's cup Philanthropy implies a more active stance. Setting up charities and fundraisers. Organizing and such. Setting up a foundation.
Answered by Malik L - Thu Jul 10 12:56:08 2008
Q. What is the difference between charity and philanthropy?
Asked by Chintala V - Thu Jul 10 12:53:01 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly semantics Charity mainly implies just giving. Dropping some change into the homeless guy's cup Philanthropy implies a more active stance. Setting up charities and fundraisers. Organizing and such. Setting up a foundation.
Answered by Malik L - Thu Jul 10 12:56:08 2008
I am looking for any philanthropy organization that would donate artwork to a new elementary school?
Q. Ford Elementary is an upcoming school that will start construction in 2009. I am looking for an organization(s) that would be able to donate Mexican artwork for the hallways. I am also looking for someone who is able to donate their artwork for a mural.
Asked by Aiyana B - Tue Apr 15 18:24:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you check with your local service groups? Lions? Rotary? Elks? Moose? They might give you more ideas if they don't do that kind of thing.
Answered by Maus - Tue Apr 15 19:36:21 2008
Q. Ford Elementary is an upcoming school that will start construction in 2009. I am looking for an organization(s) that would be able to donate Mexican artwork for the hallways. I am also looking for someone who is able to donate their artwork for a mural.
Asked by Aiyana B - Tue Apr 15 18:24:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you check with your local service groups? Lions? Rotary? Elks? Moose? They might give you more ideas if they don't do that kind of thing.
Answered by Maus - Tue Apr 15 19:36:21 2008
Can someone explain to me how philanthropy works?
Q. I want to get into an organization and eventually run my own, I need to know if I have this understood. If I join an organization then I can raise money on my own by doing fundraisers then contributing the money I receive to the organization, right? Or will I have to work directly with the organization any time I have an idea of how to raise money?
Asked by 4everlivin - Sat Feb 7 23:46:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the way in which you raise money has nothing to do with the organization, even if you plan to donate it, you can do what your want. However; if you plan to use an organization's name, logo, or anything else that would be intellectual property, you would have to get permission from the group's board members. When representing an organization, you have to run it by them and get their permission. I know this can be very frustrating, because many well intended ideas have been shot down by organizations. They have to make sure their group is re presently correctly, not held liable for anything, and not associated with a group that conflicts with their interest. Organizations also have to be careful with fund raising because of their… [cont.]
Answered by iluvbirds25 - Sun Feb 8 00:54:48 2009
Q. I want to get into an organization and eventually run my own, I need to know if I have this understood. If I join an organization then I can raise money on my own by doing fundraisers then contributing the money I receive to the organization, right? Or will I have to work directly with the organization any time I have an idea of how to raise money?
Asked by 4everlivin - Sat Feb 7 23:46:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the way in which you raise money has nothing to do with the organization, even if you plan to donate it, you can do what your want. However; if you plan to use an organization's name, logo, or anything else that would be intellectual property, you would have to get permission from the group's board members. When representing an organization, you have to run it by them and get their permission. I know this can be very frustrating, because many well intended ideas have been shot down by organizations. They have to make sure their group is re presently correctly, not held liable for anything, and not associated with a group that conflicts with their interest. Organizations also have to be careful with fund raising because of their… [cont.]
Answered by iluvbirds25 - Sun Feb 8 00:54:48 2009
How is philanthropy related to globalization?
Q. I kind of have an idea, but I need a more solid answer.
Asked by dark_psycho_ninja_chick - Wed Dec 9 18:28:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay so Globalism is generally the idea of unifying the world under one banner, or at least creating a union of nations including everyone that is well respected and powerful. It is expected that this global union would be one of the main forces to help problems like poverty, starvation, tech deficits. "We created the United Nations but most people are so busy worrying about their pride and their countries economic and social dominance that the UN doesn t have that much power. ... Take the country Sierra Leone for example- 6.4 million people, less than 200 doctors in the country full time, a that makes 32000 patients per certified doctor. You can t justify that ...it should have been important as a social movement that could have… [cont.]
Answered by BendellC - Wed Dec 9 18:31:38 2009
Q. I kind of have an idea, but I need a more solid answer.
Asked by dark_psycho_ninja_chick - Wed Dec 9 18:28:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay so Globalism is generally the idea of unifying the world under one banner, or at least creating a union of nations including everyone that is well respected and powerful. It is expected that this global union would be one of the main forces to help problems like poverty, starvation, tech deficits. "We created the United Nations but most people are so busy worrying about their pride and their countries economic and social dominance that the UN doesn t have that much power. ... Take the country Sierra Leone for example- 6.4 million people, less than 200 doctors in the country full time, a that makes 32000 patients per certified doctor. You can t justify that ...it should have been important as a social movement that could have… [cont.]
Answered by BendellC - Wed Dec 9 18:31:38 2009
What are at least 5 characteristics of a person who does philanthropy?
Q. I need this for school, can anybody help.
Asked by carl - Wed Jan 14 01:36:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Empathetic Compassionate Has a desire to change the world Has a desire to help people Optimism Strong-willed generous
Answered by mayo377 - Wed Jan 14 04:08:08 2009
Q. I need this for school, can anybody help.
Asked by carl - Wed Jan 14 01:36:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Empathetic Compassionate Has a desire to change the world Has a desire to help people Optimism Strong-willed generous
Answered by mayo377 - Wed Jan 14 04:08:08 2009
Interview question: What would you do if you just won the lottery, excluding any charityor philanthropy?
Q. Someone told me this could be on an interview I have coming up? What should I say?
Asked by Kev - Wed Apr 26 23:24:46 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Say you would do the job of whatever the job is that you are applying for. The question is an old career finding tools. What ever you would answer to the question is was you should do for your career. Example(if you would build wood furniture, you should be a wood worker) etc
Answered by Inquizitive - Wed Apr 26 23:33:29 2006
Q. Someone told me this could be on an interview I have coming up? What should I say?
Asked by Kev - Wed Apr 26 23:24:46 2006 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Say you would do the job of whatever the job is that you are applying for. The question is an old career finding tools. What ever you would answer to the question is was you should do for your career. Example(if you would build wood furniture, you should be a wood worker) etc
Answered by Inquizitive - Wed Apr 26 23:33:29 2006
Is the extent that the royals exhibit philanthropy in proportion to their wealth?
Q. geronimo- They can sponsor fund raisers that only require a donation of their time. LL- So, do you feel that the extent of their donations is in proportion to their wealth? Random acts of kindness increase the immune system's ingredient, serotonin, in not only those who are first party (donor/donee) but also in anyone who witnesses the act of benevolence. Thus, philanthropy contributes to a healthier world.
Asked by blu - Sat Aug 1 11:52:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Royal Family do much to contribute to charitable causes. Why only the other day a boy scout knocked on the gates of Buckingham Palace to enquire as to whether the Queen might want to make use of his services during Bob-a-Job week. He was invited into the Palace and cleaned all of the windows, mowed the lawns, took the corgis for a walk and polished the boots of the Household Cavalry. At the end of the day the boy was presented with a shiny five pence piece for which he was most grateful. Never let it be said that the Queen doesn't do her bit for charity!
Answered by Lord Lucan - Sat Aug 1 12:31:51 2009
Q. geronimo- They can sponsor fund raisers that only require a donation of their time. LL- So, do you feel that the extent of their donations is in proportion to their wealth? Random acts of kindness increase the immune system's ingredient, serotonin, in not only those who are first party (donor/donee) but also in anyone who witnesses the act of benevolence. Thus, philanthropy contributes to a healthier world.
Asked by blu - Sat Aug 1 11:52:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Royal Family do much to contribute to charitable causes. Why only the other day a boy scout knocked on the gates of Buckingham Palace to enquire as to whether the Queen might want to make use of his services during Bob-a-Job week. He was invited into the Palace and cleaned all of the windows, mowed the lawns, took the corgis for a walk and polished the boots of the Household Cavalry. At the end of the day the boy was presented with a shiny five pence piece for which he was most grateful. Never let it be said that the Queen doesn't do her bit for charity!
Answered by Lord Lucan - Sat Aug 1 12:31:51 2009
Michael Jackson will be best remembered for his Music, Public Image or Philanthropy?
Q. To me he will be remembered by all three.
Asked by Reggie - Tue Jul 7 16:10:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sadly, I think the negative public image will be up there with the great music - people looking at pictures of him in years to come will no doubt be struck by his unusual appearance and the stories about the surgery and all the other alleged bizarre behaviours will persist. The philanthropy will definitely be remembered but it'll take a back seat to all the other "weird" stuff.
Answered by wallflower - Tue Jul 7 16:19:52 2009
Q. To me he will be remembered by all three.
Asked by Reggie - Tue Jul 7 16:10:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sadly, I think the negative public image will be up there with the great music - people looking at pictures of him in years to come will no doubt be struck by his unusual appearance and the stories about the surgery and all the other alleged bizarre behaviours will persist. The philanthropy will definitely be remembered but it'll take a back seat to all the other "weird" stuff.
Answered by wallflower - Tue Jul 7 16:19:52 2009
What college fraternity perform philanthropy?
Q. I'd like to be in a fraternity whose goal is to help people
Asked by The Imaginer - Wed May 14 13:17:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the frats at my university are required to have some philanthropy but not all take it very seriously. Some just have big parties/concerts and use the money they make to give to a cause. I would say you are better off joining a frat for fun or with lots of brothers in the kinds of majors aimed that helping people (sociology, psych, social welfare, public health, pre-med, etc) and then join organizations on campus who have specific focuses that interest you. There's nothing wrong with having group membership outside of your frat!! Good luck!
Answered by kcal - Wed May 14 16:40:40 2008
Q. I'd like to be in a fraternity whose goal is to help people
Asked by The Imaginer - Wed May 14 13:17:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the frats at my university are required to have some philanthropy but not all take it very seriously. Some just have big parties/concerts and use the money they make to give to a cause. I would say you are better off joining a frat for fun or with lots of brothers in the kinds of majors aimed that helping people (sociology, psych, social welfare, public health, pre-med, etc) and then join organizations on campus who have specific focuses that interest you. There's nothing wrong with having group membership outside of your frat!! Good luck!
Answered by kcal - Wed May 14 16:40:40 2008
Is there a relationship between education and philanthropy?
Q. I want to establish a university for the rural poor of Africa who cannot afford the fees in Kenya's public and private universities.Will my endeavour be the only one of its kind in the 20th and 21st Century Africa?
Asked by Chrisman Letters - Fri Aug 8 19:26:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No to your title question. As for your proposition, why don't you check out some in-country (Kenyan) non-profits and pick one or a few of them to help you set up some scholarships. It takes behemoths like Oprah and an Oprah-enamored South African government to start a real school anywhere in Africa, and likely much more to establish a university..
Answered by T W - Fri Aug 8 21:00:24 2008
Q. I want to establish a university for the rural poor of Africa who cannot afford the fees in Kenya's public and private universities.Will my endeavour be the only one of its kind in the 20th and 21st Century Africa?
Asked by Chrisman Letters - Fri Aug 8 19:26:32 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No to your title question. As for your proposition, why don't you check out some in-country (Kenyan) non-profits and pick one or a few of them to help you set up some scholarships. It takes behemoths like Oprah and an Oprah-enamored South African government to start a real school anywhere in Africa, and likely much more to establish a university..
Answered by T W - Fri Aug 8 21:00:24 2008
Is there a minimum threshold for establishing a private foundation intended for philanthropy?
Q. Understand there is operations costs, but I would like to keep the money in a bank or etrade account first.
Asked by synik - Sat Oct 21 00:13:15 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is no minimum, but like you said the operating costs would make a small amount just no worth it.
Answered by Ron Mexico - Mon Oct 23 15:55:45 2006
Q. Understand there is operations costs, but I would like to keep the money in a bank or etrade account first.
Asked by synik - Sat Oct 21 00:13:15 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there is no minimum, but like you said the operating costs would make a small amount just no worth it.
Answered by Ron Mexico - Mon Oct 23 15:55:45 2006
How can I have a career in philanthropy?
Q. How can I have a career in philanthropy?
Asked by M.G.G. - Sun Mar 25 05:23:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's really not something that there are careers in. You could work for a charity or as a volunteer or in a service industry but unless you are very rich and can give away money you're just working in the service sector.
Answered by Jez - Sun Mar 25 05:26:10 2007
Q. How can I have a career in philanthropy?
Asked by M.G.G. - Sun Mar 25 05:23:00 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's really not something that there are careers in. You could work for a charity or as a volunteer or in a service industry but unless you are very rich and can give away money you're just working in the service sector.
Answered by Jez - Sun Mar 25 05:26:10 2007
Do you believe in Social Darwinism or philanthropy?
Q. I would like to hear opinions about it... please answer and thank you!!!
Asked by eru_desu94 - Tue Mar 25 17:25:42 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it is a yes or no question. See "prisoner's dilemma" for a theory on why altruism can be a viable evolutionary strategy. We are not yet wise enough to know exactly who will and who will not be a valuable addition to our gene pool. Allowing impoverished people to starve and preventing them from reproducing may deprive the next generation from a Steven Hawking.
Answered by Rico JPA - Tue Mar 25 17:35:28 2008
Q. I would like to hear opinions about it... please answer and thank you!!!
Asked by eru_desu94 - Tue Mar 25 17:25:42 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it is a yes or no question. See "prisoner's dilemma" for a theory on why altruism can be a viable evolutionary strategy. We are not yet wise enough to know exactly who will and who will not be a valuable addition to our gene pool. Allowing impoverished people to starve and preventing them from reproducing may deprive the next generation from a Steven Hawking.
Answered by Rico JPA - Tue Mar 25 17:35:28 2008
I'm new to Roanoke, Virginia. What are some good ways to get involved? Philanthropy, Social groups, parties?
Q. 24, Male, professional
Asked by SD0408 - Tue Aug 18 17:42:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Roanoke and you might want to start by going to www.roanoke.com because they put up info about events around town. I would also say to go to places like Blue 5 and Awful Arthur's to hobnob and meet people.
Answered by Laetizia - Tue Aug 18 17:52:47 2009
Q. 24, Male, professional
Asked by SD0408 - Tue Aug 18 17:42:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in Roanoke and you might want to start by going to www.roanoke.com because they put up info about events around town. I would also say to go to places like Blue 5 and Awful Arthur's to hobnob and meet people.
Answered by Laetizia - Tue Aug 18 17:52:47 2009
What is the future of philanthropy?
Q. What are the strategies non-profits must begin to employ to build meaningful relationships with the next generation of philanthropists?
Asked by ScottFarkus - Wed Nov 29 23:36:36 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Social Capital, Political Capital, and a desire to truly make a difference are all requirements to engage a philanthropic enterprise. To be successful though, expertise, awareness, and confidence are absolutely necessary. Philanthropy today is most commonly found under social entrepreneurs (just google it and you'll see what I mean). Still, although it requires someone who truly wants to help people, it also requires leadership, charisma, and dilligence to get the job done.
Answered by Mikey C - Thu Nov 30 09:08:36 2006
Q. What are the strategies non-profits must begin to employ to build meaningful relationships with the next generation of philanthropists?
Asked by ScottFarkus - Wed Nov 29 23:36:36 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Social Capital, Political Capital, and a desire to truly make a difference are all requirements to engage a philanthropic enterprise. To be successful though, expertise, awareness, and confidence are absolutely necessary. Philanthropy today is most commonly found under social entrepreneurs (just google it and you'll see what I mean). Still, although it requires someone who truly wants to help people, it also requires leadership, charisma, and dilligence to get the job done.
Answered by Mikey C - Thu Nov 30 09:08:36 2006
Help! my bf wants to try philanthropy! where does he get a lot of money so he can give it all away?
Q. help!
Asked by Giggle Bear - Wed Sep 19 09:55:41 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He gets you to hide away. He tells everybody, you're missing, makes heartfelt appeals through the media for you to return and for anyone who's got you to release you, and then gets someone to offer a whacking reward for your safe return. Then he dumps you in the forest and arranges to find you wandering there ten minutes later. It might be better to get someone you can trust to find you. But then you'd have to split the money.
Answered by Xamanator - Wed Sep 19 10:14:36 2007
Q. help!
Asked by Giggle Bear - Wed Sep 19 09:55:41 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He gets you to hide away. He tells everybody, you're missing, makes heartfelt appeals through the media for you to return and for anyone who's got you to release you, and then gets someone to offer a whacking reward for your safe return. Then he dumps you in the forest and arranges to find you wandering there ten minutes later. It might be better to get someone you can trust to find you. But then you'd have to split the money.
Answered by Xamanator - Wed Sep 19 10:14:36 2007
Did Turkey and the Armenian Republic resolve grievances because of President Obama's great peace philanthropy?
Q. Did Turkey and the Armenian Republic resolve grievances because of President Obama's great peace philanthropy?
Asked by I Believe Everything I am Told - Sun Oct 11 08:45:04 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That plus the fact that Rahm Emanuel threatened to break the legs of their ambassadors to Washington.
Answered by What, Me Change? - Sun Oct 11 08:53:12 2009
Q. Did Turkey and the Armenian Republic resolve grievances because of President Obama's great peace philanthropy?
Asked by I Believe Everything I am Told - Sun Oct 11 08:45:04 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That plus the fact that Rahm Emanuel threatened to break the legs of their ambassadors to Washington.
Answered by What, Me Change? - Sun Oct 11 08:53:12 2009
Any evidence King Arthur was a loving person? Did he show philanthropy?
Q. (for an english paper)
Asked by madsta_56 - Sun Oct 25 22:50:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no evidence that King Arthur even existed. Legend records his relationship with Guinevere and Lancelot as true love of wife and best friend.
Answered by Jane S - Sun Oct 25 23:02:29 2009
Q. (for an english paper)
Asked by madsta_56 - Sun Oct 25 22:50:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no evidence that King Arthur even existed. Legend records his relationship with Guinevere and Lancelot as true love of wife and best friend.
Answered by Jane S - Sun Oct 25 23:02:29 2009
Can you use the words flatulence, tugboat, and philanthropy in the same sentence?
Q. Can you use the words flatulence, tugboat, and philanthropy in the same sentence?
Asked by H_bomb McCain - Fri Aug 17 16:48:35 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would give new meaning to philanthropy if I could fuel a tugboat with human flatulence.
Answered by Jean - Sat Aug 18 17:22:02 2007
Q. Can you use the words flatulence, tugboat, and philanthropy in the same sentence?
Asked by H_bomb McCain - Fri Aug 17 16:48:35 2007 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would give new meaning to philanthropy if I could fuel a tugboat with human flatulence.
Answered by Jean - Sat Aug 18 17:22:02 2007
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